1976 Cadillac Eldorado Base Convertible 2-door 8.2l on 2040-cars
Cassopolis, Michigan, United States
I AM SECOND OWNER. I HAVE OWNED FOR NINE YEARS. I HAVE REPLACED MANY PARTS OVER THE YEARS. I DO NOT HAVE THE TIME SKILLS OR MONEY TO FINISH. THE CAR DRIVES GREAT TOP WORKS FINE. TRANS HAS LEAK AND DRIPS OUT APX ONE PINT EVERY 100 MILES. EXHAUST ALSO HAS A SPLIT PIPE BEFORE CAT CONVERT. THEIR IS RUST IN TRUNK SEE PHOTOS AND REAR WHEEL WELLS HAVE HAD BODY REPAIR. HERE IS SOME OF WHAT I HAVE DONE OVER THE NINE YEARS. I HAVE MANY RECIEPTS FOR WORK STATED. TIRES, WATER PUMP, FRONT END WORK, BATTERY WITH TENDER, TOP SWITCH AND RELAY, BRAKES, BELTS, HOSES, PLEASE CALL AND LEAVE MESSAGE I WILL RETURN YOUR CALL ALSO SEND EMAIL ADDRESS FOR MORE PHOTOS. 269-445-0443
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